LTO Network is advancing its plans for decentralized governance and asset tokenization while adjusting to reduced exchange access following its delisting from Binance.
DAO Governance Migration on Base
LTO Network is moving its governance framework to Base. This shift involves implementing a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) structure to manage protocol decisions. The initiative aligns with the release of the EQTY Litepaper in June, which outlined plans for integrating a universal wallet system using WalletConnect.
The governance migration is designed to allow community-led decisions while supporting identity and tokenization features.
The network has started tokenization initiatives connected to its EQTY platform. One project involves working with AKRE to tokenize $25 million of Spanish island real estate. Another involves converting a Jumpman23 Fleer 1986 #57 rookie card into an on-chain asset.
These developments show the protocol’s application in tokenizing physical assets and collectibles.
Binance Delisting Confirmed
Binance delisted LTO Network on July 4, 2025. The removal followed exchange-wide compliance adjustments. This change affects trading access for LTO holders and requires users to shift to alternative platforms for transactions.
LTO’s Universal Wallet, available on iOS and Android since December 2024, has seen a 10% increase in active wallets over the past six months. This growth coincided with the roadmap’s recent updates and governance transition efforts.
LTO Network’s upcoming steps include completing its DAO governance migration and further developing EQTY’s asset tokenization and identity tools. These updates follow ongoing regulatory developments in Europe, where the network maintains its focus on compliance-aligned infrastructure.
LTO Network Jumps 385% in Sharp Two-Day Rally
On July 30, 2025, LTO Network (LTOUSDT) surged by 385.78% within just over a day, climbing from $0.00377 to $0.01830.
The move came after nearly three weeks of sideways trading following its earlier decline in early July, which coincided with its delisting from Binance. The rally began on July 29, supported by a spike in trading volume that reached 204.89 million USDT, marking the highest inflow this month.
Price action broke decisively above the 50-period EMA on the 4-hour chart, signaling a shift in short-term momentum. The breakout carried LTO to levels last seen in late June, forming a near-vertical climb over seven consecutive candles. This sharp move highlights a rapid shift from low-activity consolidation to aggressive buying, but its steep trajectory suggests potential for heightened volatility as the market adjusts after such an abrupt rise.
